Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

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thing 10 saT about Il There il about
one political voice there, and hzt Is,
sCeTelznd i0r S."
Kaf<hfs ef She Switch
CHICAGO. July Ia.-The News Louis
vile. XIV, special Cd the 6shns1 says
he members q The NIB 81 Eekerly,
Ind. kn0xn Is the knights q the
switch, who SIX weeks 2go lEnebed
John Dzxsim1ssz1lting Ella FAng1n.
have dug up Davis body and tired 70
burn II. They fear detection and Pros
ecuti0n. and zre TRYING 10 gt out q
the wzy al tracks 0 their deed II L
said they tortured Davis 10 death By
beating him and thrusing sharp sticks
down his thrust before they swung
him by The neck 10 q szpEng. where
he Eas afterwzrd found The sticks
had been driven into his lungs, and
when deeonpositi0a set In his tongue
protruded an inch or two from his
mouth. The mob has threatened Sc
cret death 10 any one who reveals any
thing ap01t the lynehing-
A Change I'm the Gauge.
Butte. n. 7. July 10.-It vii be
officially announced IN 3 day Or 50 that
the work OF moving the roling1stock
Of the Utah and Northern nzrrow gauge
south viii begin On the 3Th or21s and
the gauge changed TO the standard On
the 18th In the meantime Eelghts
necessarily must be moved quickly, @-
pecially perishable articles. Callfor-
MIA fruits VIII be taken to Ogden.
After the 18th nothing viii be received
from Missouri river points After the
18th passenger trains viii be run every
day, and, beginning on the 18th, with
out change from Pocatilo- There viii
be q great rush In shipments OF coal
and salt for Butte and Anaconda In
consequence Of there being 365 car
loads OF salt At Pocatillo now. The
gauge VIII be changed IN one day.
A Mine Disaster.
MAgQUTrTE, Mich, July 10.-A dis
aster occurred last evening In the Stur-
geon River mine, Metropolitan A
number of miners had just got a blast
ready, when water rushed into the
mine so fast that many OF them could
not escape. Eight Italians are known
TO be In the mine and are surely dead.
Ii viii be impossible TO recover the
| bodies before tomorrow morning, al
| though work viii be kept up all night.
| The names Of the victims cannot be
ascertained.
A Terrible Seeurge
SHEBoYGAS, Mich, July 10-Cap'
tain Hallock, Of the fishing tug Mes.
senger, which arrived here yesterday,
reports that a terrible scourge is rag.
ing on Rockburn Island, Lake Huron.
The disease broke out last week, and
from Friday to Tuesday, nine deaths
| occurred, and the mortality is seem.
ingly on the increase. The disease il
supposedto be diphtheria- There is nc
doctor on this island, and the in.
habitants are fleeing for their lives
General BoulaBger snubs Ferron'
PARIS, July 10.-It is reported thai
Ferron invited General Boulanger te
take luncheon with him and that
Boulanger replied that the circumstan-
ees under which he was compelled to
take his departure for Clermont-Fer.
| rand rendered it impossible for him to
| accept the invitation. Great prepara-
tons are being made at Clermont-Fer-
rand for General Boulanger's reception.
General Rosecrans' Health.
WASHINGTON. July 10.-General
Rosecrans who was taken i'll Tuesday
night, resumed his official duties YES
terday. His physician advised him to
remain indoors until he had thor
oughly recovered, but so soon as he
was able to dress himself he posted of
to the Treasury Department, where ne
remained all day.
A Large Fire Record.
NEW York, July 10.-The CONNER
cial Bulletins June fire record shows
the largest fire loss of any June on rec
ord, excepting in 1877, the month of
the great fire at st. John, n. B. The
total is $40, 49,, 100, and larger than the
average June fires for ten years pre-
vious to 1886 by.nearly S4.000,0O 0
The Bulgarian Question.
ST- PETERSBURG, July l0-The Noyce
vremya says that the election of Prince
Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg to the Bull
garian throne exhausts Russia's pa
tience. Austria will not succeed, adds
the paper. Russia's action may in